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University Computing Solutions

Service Request Desk

503-838-8925 texting now available
ucshelpdesk@wou.edu | Located in ITC009

Hours: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

Our Service Request Representatives will document any issues you are having and direct them to the available tech. Unfortunately, UCS is unable to provide any technical assistance on personal computers.

Vision

To be seen as campus leaders in the adoption, promotion, and use of information technology in support of the teaching and learning mission of Western Oregon University.

UCS Mission

University Computing Services supports the WOU mission through collaborative implementation of technology for students, faculty, staff, and the community. UCS commits to keep campus technology current and accessible.

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We Value Your Feedback

We would like to improve our computing solutions. By providing us feedback, you will help us improve the processes we provide.

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